digital ball® 2015

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digital ball® 2015

DIGITAL BALL 2015
®
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welcome
To Our Dedicated Supporters,
I am delighted to share with you the tremendous expansion that TechBridge has
experienced within the past year as we continue to widen and deepen our mission’s
impact. We’ve been growing through new nonprofit services, through the vertical
depths we can now achieve to address social challenges like hunger and poverty,
and through local engagement in more communities where nonprofits strive to help
the world with limited resources.
The upcoming year at TechBridge is the year of impact. Specifically we’re looking to
impact the fight against poverty, a sector in which the smaller nonprofits carry the
majority of the burden but have the fewest resources to acquire the technology they
need. By innovating and investing in tools and expertise targeted to these nonprofits,
we can accelerate their efforts to alleviate poverty across the nation and beyond.
But it’s not enough to invest and innovate. Like my old math teachers used to say:
you’ve got to show your work. The hardworking nonprofits we serve and you, our
generous supporters, should know that we have a global reach with a community
focus: we connect IT leaders and the business community with opportunities to empower your local nonprofit landscape with creative opportunities for involvement like
our Adopt-a-Nonprofit program, the TechBridge Ambassador group, and technology
executive nonprofit board placements.
Last year we made a bold pledge: to serve 1,000 nonprofits by 2017. We are excited
that the momentum created by your investments is bringing us closer and closer to
that goal. We’re making huge strides together, but there’s still work to be done. Let’s
keep the energy going by getting more nonprofit IT projects adopted; keep referring nonprofits that help causes you care about; and connect us with foundations,
corporations, organizations, and funders that would make meaningful partners in
advancing TechBridge’s impact.
Because of you, we can continue to fuel nonprofits in their drive towards positive
social change.
For that, we earnestly thank you.
James Franklin
CEO, TechBridge
[email protected]
@jamesf
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table
of contents
DIGITAL BALL
2015
Sponsors........................................................................................ 4
Welcome from Digital Ball Co-Chairs................................................ 5
How We Serve Nonprofits................................................................ 6
Digital Ball Hosts............................................................................. 9
How You Can Get Involved............................................................. 14
Support TechBridge....................................................................... 17
Expansion and Growth................................................................... 18
Presented by
Financial Report............................................................................ 20
Who We Serve ............................................................................. 22
Technology Innovation Award......................................................... 24
Board of Directors......................................................................... 30
Advisory Boards............................................................................ 32
TechBridge Highlights.................................................................... 34
TechBridge is a nonprofit that drives community impact by bringing affordable
business and technology expertise to other nonprofits.
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sponsors
TechBridge sponsors are increasing the capacity of
nonprofits to serve our community.
Megabyte Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
ADP, LLC
AirWatch by VMware
Avanade
Bob & Bernadette DeRodes
Brambles
CA Technologies
Cloudera
Delta Air Lines
Diversant, LLC
Elavon, Inc.
Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta
GE Energy Management
GE Power & Water
Genpact
Genuine Parts Company
Grant Thornton, LLP
HCL Technologies
IBM
IHG
Informatica
iVision
KPIT
Macy’s Systems and Technology
NCR
ObjectFrontier Software
OneSpring, LLC
Terabyte Sponsors
VIP Reception
Raffle Match
OpenText
Peak 10
PGi
PMG
Polycom
ProSys
Qlik, Inc.
Relus
Salesforce
SEI-Atlanta
Sogeti USA
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
Tanium
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
TechMahindra
Technical & Scientific Application,
Inc. (TSA)
The Home Depot
The Intersect Group
Thompson Technologies, Inc.
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
United Technology Group
UPS
UST Global
Voya Financial
Kilobyte Sponsors
Alston & Bird, LLP
ASAP Solutions Group, LLC
Autotrader
B2B Technologies, LLC
CIO Partners
Corus360
Cox Enterprises
CTS, Inc.
Cumberland Group
Elev8 Hire Solutions
Ernst & Young, LLP
Georgia CIO Leadership Association
HUNTER Technical
LeasePlan
Matlen Silver
Gigabyte Sponsors
Event Producer
nVision
Oversight Systems
Pyramid Consulting, Inc.
RCG Global Services
Rollins, Inc.
SHI International Corp.
Silicon Valley Bank
SIM Atlanta
Smith & Howard
Southern Company
Splunk
The Madison Henry Group / Mosley
Ventures
The Weather Company
Troutman Sanders, LLP
Summit Partner
TechBridge thanks Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta
for printing the 2015 Digital Ball materials.
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Welcome to the 2015 Digital Ball
Thanks to your support of
TechBridge and the Digital Ball
Because of your support, we can celebrate yet another
year of the positive impact technology has on the
nonprofits in our community. This past year has been
one of inspiring expansion and growth for TechBridge.
That growth has enabled more nonprofits, and ultimately,
more lives to be transformed for the better. Together, let’s
continue that momentum.
Warm Regards,
Janet & Bill
Janet Sherlock and Bill VanCuren, Co-Chairs
Digital Ball 2015
Janet Sherlock
SVP & CIO, Carter’s Inc.
Hometown: Atlanta, GA
Host since 2013
In her capacity as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Carter’s, Janet is responsible for business
enablement through the use of technology—from the design and concept of Carter’s and OshKosh B’gosh baby
and children’s clothing through delivery to Carter’s wholesale channel partners (such as Kohl’s, Macy’s and
Walmart), its retail store network, or directly to moms around the world.
“Not only does TechBridge provide nonprofits with technology services and solutions,
they also gather Atlanta’s IT community to connect and reconnect while enabling us to
leverage our know-how and resources to benefit nonprofits. That’s why I am honored
to support TechBridge as the 2015 Digital Ball Co-Chair.”
Bill VanCuren
VP & CIO, NCR Corporation
Hometown: Laurelville, OH
Host since 2010, TIA Judge
since 2010
A member of both the corporate leadership team and Chief Financial Office Organizations, Bill oversees the full
application realization process, portfolio management, global networks and processing services for both internal
and external customer services, security and compliancy, and all workgroup computing.
“TechBridge is making a difference by connecting the needs of nonprofits with the skills and
resources of the technology community. As a global tech company that believes in giving back, NCR
is a proud supporter of TechBridge and the annual Digital Ball. We commend TechBridge’s efforts to
use innovative approaches to help people and communities become self-sufficient. I encourage you
to join us in building this community and celebrating technology at the Digital Ball.”
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services
TechBridge Services
Affordable technology and business expertise for nonprofits
Nonprofit Technology Roadmap
Nonprofits cannot achieve full capacity without the pillars of what
makes companies successful: well-defined business objectives,
proactive management, strategic planning and sound budgeting
supported by a reliable technology infrastructure. The suite
of products and services TechBridge provides
empowers nonprofits to better serve their clients,
funders and volunteers through the use of
innovative technology. Our Nonprofit Technology
Roadmap bridges nonprofits according to their
technology maturity stage.
IT Strategy & Consulting
IT Assessment & Strategic Planning
This process is to help nonprofits, and their funders, understand
precisely in what state the organization’s technology and operational
efficiencies currently are. From there we walk nonprofits through the
technology planning process carving out the vision of how technology
could expand their reach and quality of community service. The
process includes the following:
Technology Consulting
• Discovery and assessment
• Recommendations customized according to each nonprofit’s needs
• Procurement support and access to discounted software and
services
• Project implementation at subsidized rates
• Process optimization – We define and document current
processes, discover opportunities to streamline and/or automate
and define and implement new processes.
• Software selection – We perform software reviews and
recommendations for tools such as Learning Management System
or a collaboration tool.
• Project management – We manage timelines, project plans,
and key outcomes for a project that impacts many aspects of
operations.
• Implementation services – We also manage vendors, partners,
and staff in complex rollouts of new technology tools.
New technologies and optimized business processes allow nonprofits
to do more with existing resources and increase service delivery to
the community. TechBridge, with the help of our partners, provides
comprehensive consulting services to help nonprofits maximize their
technology investments. These technology consulting services include:
case study
Caminar Latino or “Latino Journey” carries out its mission of helping Latino families affected by violence by creating safe spaces for
each family member to begin their journey towards non-violence. We’ve served Caminar Latino through several projects. Starting
with an IT assessment where we did a deep dive into their IT infrastructure, business applications and data management. Following
the assessment, two projects were launched: implementing Microsoft’s cloud-based Office 365 and moving to a centralized, online
database solution that allows tracking—which allows them to reduce case management time and reporting on the families they
serve. Through a grant from the Wells Fargo Foundation, TechBridge was able to provide Caminar Latino with a comprehensive,
cloud-based data management solution, which allows them to reduce case management time and costs, make data-driven
decisions, and increase the quality and quantity of their services to the community.
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TechBridge Services
Nonprofit Cloud Essentials
TM
VOIP Phone
Nonprofits can experience the benefits of a full-featured phone system
through our partnership with Vonage Business Solutions.
TechBridge DataBasics
TM
Nonprofits can manage and report on key business functions on
demand with this program. DataBasics is a Salesforce platform with
a suite designed for the needs of nonprofits. It leverages the licenses
generously donated to nonprofits by the Salesforce Foundation. Our
clients can connect, track and report on clients, donors, volunteers,
events and campaigns through one central location that can be
accessed anytime and anywhere.
Mobile Application
We provide nonprofits with the tools and knowledge to embrace
complete mobility so that they can thrive in a world where capturing
information, collaborating on ideas, accepting donations, and serving
clients anytime and anywhere is a reality.
• Mobile App Development – We can provide the tools,
partnerships, technology and experience to make a nonprofit’s
mobile app project a success.
• Mobile Training – Experience personalized assistance
downloading, configuring and using best-in-business mobile apps
through experimentations and more while having fun learning new
technology.
• Mobile Strategy and Assessment – We provide a Mobile
Strategy and Assessment to help nonprofits effectively navigate the
transition to mobile trends.
• Access current information in a centralized database
• Produce reports using pre-built templates
• Online, browser-based availability
• A flexible, editable platform
• Training and support
Salesforce Customization
We’ve developed, and continue to improve upon, custom modules
to address the unique programs and data management needs of
nonprofits. Custom modules can include, but are not limited to:
“Thanks to our partnership with TechBridge,
Caminar Latino has the support and resources
to get the IT infrastructure we need. In turn,
our team has been able to spend less time
on programmatic tracking and reporting and
more time in the field helping to increase the
safety and well being of Latino families affected
by domestic violence. We are so grateful
to have an organization like TechBridge in
our community who is able to provide these
essential services to nonprofits like ours.”
•Programs
• Client-intake and case management
• Emergency assistance
Microsoft Office 365
The very same applications that empower corporations to be the
utmost productive are the same that nonprofits can use to improve
their efficiency. Thanks to Microsoft’s generous support, we can help
nonprofits become powered by the cloud—where they can access
up-to-date applications and files anywhere and on any device.
Google Solutions
Nonprofit application users of Google receive email addresses, word
processing tools, spreadsheets, and presentations plus a calendaring
system, Web authoring tools and access to dozens of other flexible
and affordable services. We implement Google Solutions that make
sense for our clients.
Jessica Nunan, LMSW
Executive Director
Caminar Latino
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TechBridge Services
The SCM4Hunger™ Program
We now offer a cloud-based, supply chain management platform for high-volume
food banks. It helps streamline management of food inventories and empowers
hunger-focused nonprofits to interact with corporate donors to collect food surplus
or overflows and converting that inventory into goods available to local hunger
agencies through online ordering. The SCM4Hunger program offers different
modules to accomplish this.
Food Bank Warehouses
Our SCM4Hunger Warehouse Management Module manages the inventory of
hunger relief warehouses by leveraging best practices from the for-profit world for
on-demand inventory control—while being tailored to fit the specific needs and
nomenclature of humanitarian relief in the nonprofit world.
Virtual Food Drives
Virtual Food Drive is an online fundraising tool that enables food banks to conduct virtual food drives in which donors, corporations and/or
individuals can digitally submit donations. This way we can empower food banks with a simple and effective way to do online fundraising while
simultaneously educating the donor on the additional buying power their cash donation can make.
Feeding America Food Banks
Our partners at The Feeding America Network move the majority of food for U.S. hunger relief across the country each year using the SCM4Hunger
platform. As the U.S.’s leading domestic hunger-relief charity, Feeding America provides low-income individuals and families with the fuel to
survive and even thrive. The solution we developed together includes customized online ordering, in-kind donations management and online
auction modules—called AgencyExpress, DonorExpress, and Choice respectively. Feeding America and its nationwide network of food banks can
now receive products more quickly and more efficiently than ever before.
“Millions of pounds of nutritious food donations
flow through TechBridge systems within
Feeding America. Linking this donated food
to our nationwide network of food banks, and
then to their local meal programs and food
pantries, is a vital operation that is performed
daily throughout our distribution chain.”
Feeding America
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hosts
2015 Digital Ball Hosts
Walt Carter
CIO
Generation Mortgage Company
Hometown: LaGrange, NC
Host since 2012
2015 Hosts Emeritus
TechBridge is grateful for the support of the CIO community,
past and present. This year we would like to salute the
following Digital Ball Hosts Emeritus for their significant
commitment to TechBridge.
Curt Carver
Vice Chancellor & CIO
Board of Regents of the University System
of Georgia
Hometown: Savannah, GA
Host since 2014
Becky Blalock
Hometown: Greenville, SC
Greg Casagrande
CIO
Verizon Telematics
James Dallas
Anil Cheriyan
CIO
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
Host since 2014 | TIA Judge since 2013
Bob DeRodes
Hometown: Wooster, OH
James Clabby
CIO
AIG Advisory Group
Hometown: Marietta, GA
Host since 2013
Will Alexander
VP of Information Systems
RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc.
Hometown: Tennille, GA
Host in 2011
Larry Clark
CIO
Dave Barnes
SVP & CIO
UPS
Hometown: St. Louis, MO
Co-Chair 2010-11 | Host since 2007
TIA Judge 2006-2014
Barry Cohen
VP & CIO
Asbury Automotive Group
Hometown: Big Canoe, GA
Robert Bennett
SVP & CIO
Hometown: Fairborn, OH
Host since 2005
David Cox
VP & CIO - Information Technology
Alabama Power Company
Hometown: Birmingham, AL
Jonathan Cox
Director of Technology
Kauffman Tire
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Keith Credendino
VP, Global ECommerce & Guest Solutions
IHG
Host since 2013
Praveen Gautam
VP – IT Strategy and Enterprise Architecture
CHEP/Brambles
Hometown: Johns Creek, GA
Host since 2013
Lee Crump
Group VP & CIO
Rollins, Inc.
Hometown: State College, PA
Host since 2012
Ashish Gupta
CIO
GE Energy Management
Hometown: Delhi, India
Host since 2013
Nancy D’Amico
SVP & CIO
LeasePlan
Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA
Host since 2010
Melanee Haywood
Managing Director, Airline Operations &
Corporate Services
Delta Air Lines
Hometown: Raleigh, NC
John Dunbar
CIO
Atlantic American Corporation
Hometown: Richmond, VA
Host since 2007
Bob Hesskamp
SVP, CNN Broadcast Engineering & Systems Technology
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.
Hometown: St. Louis, MO
Cy Fenton
President, Digital Unit & CIO
Books-A-Million, Inc.
Hometown: Nashville, TN
Jean Holley
SVP & CIO
Brambles
Hometown: Roswell, GA
Host since 2013
Jay Ferro
CIO
American Cancer Society
Hometown: Munster, IN
Host since 2010 | TIA Judge 2012-13
Tim Huff
Director, Stores Network Infrastructure
Macy’s
Hometown: Clemson, SC
Jay Fisher
CIO
Brand Energy & Infrastructure Services
Hometown: Neenah, WI
Host since 2013
Trey Keisler
CIO – PGS Field Services
GE Power & Water
Hometown: Columbia, SC
Alan Fralick
CIO
Oldcastle Materials, Inc.
Hometown: Parkersburg, WV
Bryson Koehler
CIO
The Weather Company
Hometown: Fairfax, VA
Host in 2010 & 2014
Larry Frey
CIO
Beazer Homes
Hometown: New Orleans, LA
Stanley Kubis
CIO
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Hometown: New Hyde Park, NY
TIA Judge in 2014
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Barbara Kunkel
CIO
Hometown: Rochester, NY
Vish Narendra
CIO
Graphic Packaging, Inc.
Chris Lindner
Director – Global Enterprise Technology Services
Manhattan Associates
Hometown: Suwanee, GA
Michael Noel
CTO
Manheim
Host since 2013
Walter Loiselle
SVP & COO
Fiserv
Hometown: Providence, RI
Eric Pearson
EVP & CIO
IHG
Hometown: Winter Park, FL
Steve Lynch
VP IT
First Data
Jason Pettway
Director – IT Operations
Norfolk Southern Corp.
Scott McGlaun
CIO
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama
Hometown: Columbus, GA
Host in 2006 & 2014 | TIA Judge 2014
Thomas Phillips
CIO
Elavon
Hometown: Winthrop, ME
Host since 2014
Miriam McLemore
CIO – Global Functions
The Coca-Cola Company
Hometown: Smyrna, GA
Host since 2014
Ehren Powell
CIO, PEIT
GE Power & Water
Hometown: Cincinnati, OH
Jared Miller
CTO
AMB Sports & Entertainment
Hometown: Cumming, GA
Karen Renner
CIO
Novelis
Co-Chair 2014 | Host since 2011 | TIA Judge 2012-13
Christie Miree
Regional CIO
Southern Company
Hometown: Brewton, AL
Tommy Richardson
CTO
Teradata Applications
Ramesh Munamarty
CIO
Verint Systems, Inc.
Hometown: Hyderabad, India
Samir Saini
CIO
City of Atlanta
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Mark Satterfield
VP Enterprise Delivery Operations, Risk & Security
Cox Automotive
Hometown: Gambrills, MD
Alan Stukalsky
CIO
Randstad
Hometown: Miami, FL
Host since 2010
Jim Scholefield
CTO
Hometown: Asbury Park, NJ
Joe Surber
SVP & CIO
Brian Sondergaard
CIO, Financial & Risk Management Solutions
Fiserv
Hometown: Charlotte, NC
Cindy Taylor
VP, Information Systems
Oxford Industries, Inc.
Host since 2014
Matt Speare
EVP Governance & Regulation
Regions Financial Corp.
Hometown: Cleveland, OH
John Trainor
VP & CIO
Aaron’s, Inc.
Hometown: Calhoun, GA
Host since 2013
Ed Steinike
VP & CIO
Co-Chair 2012-13 | Host since 2007
TIA Judge 2008-09
Gene Viscelli
CIO
King & Spalding, LLP
Hometown: Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
AGL Resources
Special Acknowledgements
We thank the following for their contributions to TechBridge and the success of the 2015 Digital Ball. We are grateful for your involvement
and generous support!
5 Seasons Brewing
Aaron’s
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta Marriott Marquis
Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters
Boston CIO Leadership Association
Boston Red Sox
Brand Energy and Infrastructure Services
Château Élan Winery & Resort
Copeland’s of New Orleans
Crane Creek Vineyards
Dad’s Garage Theatre Company
Monday Night Brewing
Patrick Hiller/Cumberland Group
Peak 10
PGi
Piedmont Nails & Spa
Reliable Cleaning and Solutions
Relus Technologies
Evanta
Evolation Yoga
Grove Park Inn
Halyard Restaurant Group
HUNTER Technical
Jekyll Brewing
Microsoft
Media Partner
Second Self Beer Company
SEI - Atlanta, LLC
Sixthman
Swieter Image
Ten Bistro
Tesla Motors
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
The Ritz-Carlton Lodge
Total Wine & More
Twin Peaks
Yellow Jacket Flying Club, Inc.
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volunteers
Digital Ball Committees and Volunteers
Sponsorship Committee
Members of the Digital Ball committees have played an instrumental
role in the success of this event. We are grateful for their hard work
and dedication to TechBridge.
Responsible for achieving ambitious fundraising goals, this fearless
group solicits and confirms corporate sponsorships for TechBridge.
They are also responsible for updating and expanding the list of
sponsor prospects.
Executive Committee
Comprised of the co-chairs of each committee and the Digital Ball
co-chairs, this group provides direction for the planning and execution
of the Digital Ball. These executive volunteers review and select the
evening’s theme, program, and entertainment, ensuring that the event
aligns and complements the mission of TechBridge.
Patti Dismukes, CIO Partners – Co-Chair
Dave Pearson, Salesforce.com – Co-Chair
Hunter Burnette, Relus
Becky Cole, QuestGroup LLC
Jacob Crossley, Prestige Staffing
Joan Guillory, G-Squared Group
Keerti Gupta, Pyramid Consulting, Inc.
Cindy Hull, The Novo Group
Carter Johnson, SAP
Matthew Maddox, Phoenix Aviation Managers
Vincent Mayers, Look-Listen Creative
Danielle McCray, Marketo
Josh Schaefer, Relus
Beth Smith, Corus360
Sandie Stewart, The Coca-Cola Company
Annie Wilson, Optomi
Janet Sherlock, Carter’s, Inc. – Digital Ball Co-Chair
Bill VanCuren, NCR – Digital Ball Co-Chair
Marva Bailer, Splunk – Board Executive Advisor
Clint Bailey, HUNTER Technical – Board Executive Advisor
The committee is rounded out by the co-chairs from each of the
following committees:
Host Committee
This committee defines the role and number of event Hosts, as well
as identifying potential Host candidates. They are also responsible
for initiating and maintaining contact with confirmed event Hosts and
maintaining an active Host pipeline.
Technology Innovation Award Committee
Catherine Ashford, Illuminate360 – Co-Chair
Vish Narendra, Graphic Packaging, Inc. – Co-Chair
Mike Smith, LeadingAgile
Nancy Thompson, Pyramid Consulting, Inc.
Amy Vasquez
This group seeks to expand awareness of the TechBridge Technology
Innovation Award and to encourage nominations. It is also responsible
for securing our esteemed panel of judges and ensuring their
involvement in objectively evaluating all applications received.
Tiffany Brott, Accenture – Co-Chair
Deirdra Stewart, Accenture – Co-Chair
Raffle Committee
Volunteer Committee
This committee is responsible for identifying and soliciting donors
for raffle items offered at the Digital Ball, from communications with
prospects to receiving the donations. Through their persistence and
creativity, this team secures raffle items, organizes each package, and
sells raffle tickets at the Digital Ball.
This group is responsible for the logistics that occur on the day of the
Digital Ball including the recruitment of event day volunteers. From
helping guests at registration to providing assistance throughout the
evening, these volunteers serve as the eyes and ears of the event,
ensuring that each guest has a positive and memorable experience.
Megan Hofmeyer, Peak 10 – Co-Chair
Sharon Steingruber, Corus360 – Co-Chair
Amy Bylos, Corus360
Peggy Campbell, CTS, Inc.
Liza Doyle, dynami group
Jess Jones, BlueSky Agency
Ashley Satcher, Matlen Silver
Caitlin Scannell, HUNTER Technical
Shawn Gerling, Matlen Silver
Beth Smith, Corus360 – Co-Chair
Scott Wells, RCG Global Services – Co-Chair
Donna Woodruff, AutoTrader Group – Co-Chair
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engage
How You Can Get Involved
Adopt-a-Nonprofit
®
Many nonprofits are challenged to keep their focus on mission-critical initiatives. To successfully execute and grow that mission however, they
need to leverage the same business-critical technology solutions that support for-profit organizations. Unfortunately, they have to do this on a
nonprofit budget. That’s where you come in.
For those nonprofits that can’t afford even TechBridge’s subsidized rates for their technology needs, we have developed the Adopt-a-Nonprofit
program to bridge that gap. After performing a technology assessment to determine a nonprofit’s current infrastructure and organizational goals,
TechBridge develops an IT strategy/roadmap. We then identify and scope specific technology projects required to move them toward their defined
goals. If a nonprofit cannot fund a much-needed project, TechBridge seeks out a corporate partner to “adopt” the nonprofit and provide funding
and skilled volunteers, if desired, to complete the project.
®
It’s a Win for Sponsors (Adopters):
It’s a Win for Nonprofits (Adoptees)
• Delivers an outlet for IT skill-based volunteerism—use your valuable
resources and IT skills to strengthen a nonprofit engaged in a cause
you care about
• Provides a grant to offset technology project costs
• Provides employees from IT and other functional areas with skillbased volunteer opportunities to further their professional and
personal development
• Stabilizes and optimizes computing environment so focus is on
mission and not technology
• Utilizes skilled technology professionals who can assist with adopted
project
• Builds a relationship with a community-minded corporate partner
• Enhances team morale and company culture by providing group
volunteer activities (IT-related or otherwise), improving employee
retention and brand awareness
Thanks to sponsor participation in the Adopt-a-Nonprofit program,
more nonprofits will have access to the IT support they need. That
means more homeless individuals receive shelter, more troubled
children get counseling, more residents in rural areas have
healthcare, and more disadvantaged teens get access to
educational opportunities.
• Offers valuable networking opportunities with clients,
prospects and partners—receive two invitations
to each of three TechBridge sponsor appreciation
receptions throughout the year
• Enables you to build your brand among TechBridge
supporters while doing good works in the
community—a smart investment of your marketing,
sales and/or philanthropic budgets
Together we can make a difference in our
community.
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Recycling
Reduce your office clutter (and carbon footprint) and give your aging
electronics a second life by donating the devices and equipment to
benefit TechBridge and the nonprofits it serves! Equipment that is not
directly put to use among TechBridge nonprofit clients is refurbished
and resold, or recycled, with TechBridge receiving the proceeds. Each
donor is appreciatively recognized by TechBridge. For more information, contact [email protected].
Program Partners
Pictured here (from left to right) is TechBridge Board Chair, Jay Ferro;
TechBridge CEO, James Franklin; GCLA Executive Director, Lisa LaRoque;
GCLA Founder, Frank Bell; and Tee It Up For TechBridge Chair, Mark Farbman.
Thank you to all of our supporters who have donated equipment
that generated more than $250 in revenue for TechBridge’s 2015
fiscal year:
• Kauffman Tire
• Porsche Cars North America, Inc.
• Think Interactive
• The Weather Company
Tee It Up For TechBridge Golf Tournament
The Atlanta Chapter of the Society for Information Management
(www.simatlanta.org) and the Georgia CIO Leadership Association
(www.georgiacio.org) invite you to experience the 9th Annual Tee It Up
For TechBridge Golf Tournament on October 26, 2015 with proceeds
benefiting TechBridge.
Technology Community Habitat House
Leveraging TechBridge as the facilitator, a group of CIOs combined the
efforts of their companies for a service project in 2005. They decided
to build a house for a hardworking Atlanta family with Habitat for
Humanity and the tradition continues to this day.
Enjoy this annual event filled with golfing and networking with
Atlanta IT executives all for a cause you care about. With more than
175 participants in 2014, the event raised a record $91,500 for
the technology programs and services that TechBridge offers our
community’s nonprofits. Let’s keep the momentum going on Monday,
October 26 at The Golf Club of Georgia and make 2015 the biggest
year yet!
Each year, Atlanta-area corporations come together to sponsor the
build and provide 280 volunteers (from their staff) to build the house.
The build is a great opportunity for peer-to-peer networking with
others in the IT community and a rewarding team-building experience
all while building a house for a hardworking, local family.
2015 Honorary Co-Chairs
• Miriam McLemore, CIO – Global Functions at The Coca-Cola
Company
• Anil Cheriyan, CIO at SunTrust Bank, Inc.
We are underway with the 2015 build, sponsored by veterans and
newcomers.
2015 Build Sponsors
2014 Keynote Sponsors
Big Nerd Ranch
CCCi
CTS, Inc.
GE Power & Water
InterContinental Hotels Group
Landis+Gyr
MDI Group
Principle Solutions Group
Pyramid Consulting
SEI – Atlanta, LLC
Southern Company
Synergis
Teradata Corporation
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Shop for a Cause
TechBridge Ambassadors
There are easy ways to support TechBridge in your everyday life. It
is as easy as connecting your account to the partner programs of
Amazon, eBay and Kroger! A percentage of each purchase will help
support our service through nonprofits to our community. Every penny
counts!
The TechBridge Ambassadors group is growing! This volunteer
leadership council continues to advocate to nonprofits, corporations,
individuals and our community at-large on behalf of TechBridge.
The Ambassadors are comprised of a select group of professionals
dedicated to supporting our team by contributing time, expertise and a
personal financial commitment.
®
The goals of the Ambassadors is to:
• Increase community impact via Adopt-a-Nonprofit
• Increase volunteer engagement via Volunteer Receptions
• Increase donor base via Giving Days
• Increase advocacy via TechBridge University
Become a Champion for TechBridge
We’re proud to launch our inaugural Ambassador Group,
2014-2015:
Once you know who we are, who we serve and how we serve you
can easily become an advocate for us! Talk to your families, friends
and coworkers about how we serve the community and how they
too can get involved. Is your company looking for ways to give back?
Let them know about our Adopt-a-Nonprofit program or that they
can recycle used technology and devices through TechBridge. Know
people that want do volunteer work? Inform them that they can lend
their professional skills to help nonprofits enhance their technology,
operations, and/or organization practices through our team. Know a
nonprofit that has challenges with their current technology, operations
and/or systems? Have them contact us so we can assess where they
are and get them to a point of optimization. Become a champion for
TechBridge simply by spreading the word.
Scott Wells, Chair
Director – Business Development
RCG Global Services
Beth Smith, Vice-Chair
Director
Corus360
David Morris
Senior Technology Engineer
Norfolk Southern
Corporation
Charles Brian Quinn
Co-Owner, Board Member
Big Nerd Ranch
Becky Cole, Vice President –
Technology Solutions
QuestGroup
Chris Dehlic
Director Sales
Pinnacle Technical Resources
“After 10 years of volunteering, I’m now a
TechBridge Ambassador, which combines my
love for people and passion for technology.
TechBridge is relentless in their pursuit of
enabling nonprofits to maximize their impact.
As an Ambassador, we get to be the
extensions through which TechBridge can
further their outreach, drive impact, and
educate others. With TechBridge, you can
help others while enriching your soul and
having fun.”
Patti Dismukes
Managing Director
CIO Partners Executive Search
Conoly Flynt
National Account Executive
Box
Joyita Hegde
SVP
SPI
Heather Rocker
Consultant
Systems Evolution, Inc.
Cara Turano
District Sales Manager
SHI International Corp.
Dennis Walczak
National Account Manager
Box
Donna Woodruff
Director, Technology Business
Management Office
AutoTrader Group
Beth Smith, Vice-Chair of TechBridge Ambassadors,
Director, Corus360
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giving
Support TechBridge
Donors
$5,000 or More
Keith Boone
Kevin W. Campbell
Marin and Jamie Lewis
Norfolk Southern Corporation
SAP
Society for Information
Management (SIM) Atlanta
The Home Depot
Wells Fargo
$2,500 to $4,999
Clint and Tracy Bailey
Ray Benedick
CompTIA/Creating IT Futures
Foundation
Jay Ferro
Darnell and Dan Frymire
Roosevelt Giles
Dale Kirkland
Barbara Kunkel
Sig Mosley
Melinda and Bill Nussey
Silicon Valley Bank
AppRiver
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Teske
Trinet HR Corporation
Warren and Anna Wick
$1,000 to $2,499
Mary Carol Alexander
Delois Babiker/Intellectual
Concepts
Marva and Don Bailer
Craig Baltes
Anil Cheriyan
Bob DeRodes
Aaron deSouza
Francis Dramis
Frank and Karen Fuerst
Jay Hall
Michael Hamelin
Jeff and Tracey Harvey
Carrie Bates Hastings and
Mike Hastings
InfraScience, LLC
Doug Kent
Nupura Kolwalkar
LeasePlan
Marci and Robert McCarthy
Scott McGlaun
Microsoft
Kevin Murphy
Vish Narendra
Mike and Kelly Neumeier
Joe and Lee Oesterling
Karen Painter
Jose Quintana
James and Karen Renner
Jamie Ross
Brendan Thompson
Judi Vitale
Scott C. Wells
$250 to $999
Ann Brasher
Tiffany Brott and Greg
Comrie
Gene Bunton
Daniel K. Candeto
Sean and Tiffani Casey
Jonathan Chatinover
Bhupinder Chawla
Brian Church
David Cox
Patricia Dismukes
Joe Dunsmore
Cy Fenton
Conoly Flynt
James and Alyse Franklin
Bill Gallagher
Jennifer and Scott Geller
Catherine Hash
Sandra Hofmann
Ellen Holladay
Elizabeth Kao
Karen Kreider
Jen and Steve Linowes
Family
Litera Corporation
Edwin Lovelady
Kevin McDearis
James Mizell
SEI - Atlanta, LLC
Beth A. Smith
Ed Steinike
Egan C. Sweeny
Jenny Trautman/Evenview
Cara M. Turano
Dennis Walczak
Paul Walker
Matthew Wrenn
Russell Yeager
$100 to $249
Annie Allen
Ivan Alvarez
Paul Atkinson
Thomas Awe
Tobe Bagwell
Tanszy Bailey
Becky and James Blalock
Arthur Brannen
Kathy Briggs
Kevin Brooks
Eileen Carter
JG Carver
Junior Castell
Jacqueline Chew
William Chitwood
James Clabby
Richard Cook
Ann Cramer
Tracy and Lee Crump
David Degitz
Paul Diorio
John Dunbar
Eric Dykes
Robert Efferth
Jay Fisher
Andre Garcia
Robert Gargosh
Doug Gilbert
Robert M. Hadley
Amy Hall
Angela Haneklau
Roger E. Hardgrove
Diann Hayes
Philip Headley
Scott A. Headley
Bob Hesskamp
Jennifer and Chris Higgins
Patrick Hiller
Robert C. Hill
Suzanne Hillegass
Carson Hostetter
Raje Kantamneni
Kathleen Kay
Brian Korkus
Lisa LaRoque
Marsha Lewis
John Livergood
Julie Lott
Bob Lussier
Coleman Lyons
Philip Martin
Vincent Mayers
Courtney McAlexander
Stephen Mcelduff
Scott McFetters
Pete Nassos
Michael Noel
David Painter
Pieter Penning
Jacqueline Plair
Jacqueline Powe
Asa Pugh
Charles B. Quinn
Daniel Graff-Radford
Lauren Ramsey
Timothy Ranney
Robin Rapkin
Carolina Riano
Todd Andrew Roger
Todd Rogers
Eyal Ron
Joe Sagona
Kerri Sauer
Jim Scholefield
Dan Schroeder
Brandon Scordino
Brian Scott
Servis1st Bank
Jikin Shah
Jeffrey Shimizu
Suzan Smith
Matthew Speare
Alan Stukalsky
Michael Sweeney
In Honor of the Family of
Robert Swymer
Kevin Thames
Norm Thomas
Shundra Thomas
Tanya Trahan
William VanCuren
Ed Wagner
Sally Westmoreland
Yvonne Whitaker
Jennifer A. Zanieski
$1 to $99
Catherine P. Ashford
Michael Barshinger
Stefanie Beach
Lynette N. Blatch
Bird Blitch
Sondra Boone
Amanda Borland
Kenneth Bowman
Kenneth Brady
Bryan Brown
Latasia Brown
Christine C. Browning
Scott Bunchman
Megan Callahan
Curt Carver
Martin Cassidy
Sara L. Clark
Lea Clingman
Barry Cohen
Paul Colbeck
Christopher Cole
Rebecca Cole
Allen Coleman
Cynthia G. Curry
Ian Daum
Chris Dehlic
Jim Dorris
Tonya Downtain
Cynthia Echols
Jeff Eckard
Chad Emerson
Jacqueline Evans
Mark Farbman
Mark D. Fishman
Anna C. Flynt
Jennifer Fox
LaKeisha Franklin
Lawrence Frey
Timothy Gaines
Julie Gardner
Garry Garnet
Jeff Gaster
Kimberly Goold
Mike Green
Melanie Guest
Kirstin De Guzman
Eric and Sheila Hall
Maura Hart
Kristin Huff
In Memory of Thomas Allen
Humphrey
Brian Hurd
JC James
Grant W. James
John Jarvis
Kelley Javinett Hewitt
Ajay Kambhampati
Susan Kawecki
Kevin Kiser
Bonnie LaForge
Jaret Langston
Sheila Lantier
Peter N. Lieber
Clyde Lollis
Joan B. Lom
Tamara H. Lopata
Angela Mack
Valarie W. Mackey
Jason C. Maddox
Peter J. Malires
George Mashini
Joshua McAfee
James McCrary
Shannon McManus
Phillip Miles
Joseph Miller
Jeffrey Miller
Bonnie Myers
Christian Nichols
Jeff Nickels
Lynne Norton
Daniel Okray
Min Hye Oliver
Tracy Palma
Lauren Park
Michael Paul
Keri Perdew
Steven Perry
Thomas Phillips
Evan Pontz
James Purcell
Craig Ramsey
Margaret Rehm
Nanette L. Reynolds
Andrea Nay-Richardson
David Rippetoe
Thomas Rudderow
Joy Heath Rush
Haley Schmidt
Jennifer Schmitz
Calvin Scott Jr.
Scott and Kate Seguin
Brett Shockley
Miya Smith
Smith Family
Mark Sohl
Andre Staten
Sharon Steingruber
Sandie Stewart
Bala Sundaramoorthy
Warren Tagle
Cynthia Taylor
Henry C. Taylor
Anne Thallman
David Thompson
Thomas Torgerson
Terry Trout
Billy Turchin
Brian Valeyko
Kyle Vaughn
Kelly Vogel
Dan Webber
Phyllis Wessler Brownson
Julie Thompson Whelan
Sean Williams
Melissa Zayas
*Note: Donations Received May
2014 to April 2015
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expansion &
growth
New Technology
TechBridge has acquired the hunger program of Aidmatrix, a nonprofit that has been accelerating food-banking operations with their supply chain
technology and community partnerships since 2000. This endeavor grows our expertise for resolving operational issues that nonprofits face.
Aidmatrix’s technology has been instrumental in pioneering the change of how supplies are delivered for everything from disaster relief to the
day-to-day needs of organizations.
The hunger program is a cloud-based, supply chain management (SCM) software that has been especially key in the operations of hunger relief
worldwide; their biggest client being Feeding America, which is a nationwide network of 200 food banks. With the help of this SCM software
technology, the Feeding America Network was able to help provide 3.3 billion meals directly to individuals and families throughout the United
States and within Puerto Rico in 2014.
We will now be able to dive deeper within the operational challenges that hinder our fellow nonprofits, especially those combatting hunger.
This venture will also further strengthen the technology solutions that we currently provide our clients.
“We view this acquisition as a great fit
for TechBridge and it ensures that
these systems, which are so important to
our network, have support and a strategic
direction. And we are glad that folks from
Aidmatrix, who have been very supportive
and involved with our business, will
continue to be part of our mission
to solve the problem of hunger in
America.”
Connie Ahalt, IT Deployment Director of Feeding America
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New Frontiers
TechBridge welcomed 125 guests to the Cahaba Grand in
Birmingham, Alabama on March 21, 2015 for an elegant evening in
support of leveraging technology to alleviate social challenges in the
community. This event was the culmination of the first TechBridge
Digital Event Series in Alabama. The Series raised $77,000 to spread
the reach of TechBridge’s mission to the nonprofits of Alabama. The
crowd also raised $9,500 to adopt a technology project for Grace
House Ministries, a long-term group home for girls (ages 6-21) in
Fairfield, Alabama, who have been removed from the custody of their
families due to abuse or neglect. Like the Digital Ball in Atlanta, the
event’s attendees made new connections and learned about our
impression on the community and the avenues through which they can
get involved.
That night, Alabama Power Company CIO, David Cox, announced
that through the Alabama Power Foundation, TechBridge has been
awarded a $10,000 grant for technology assessments for six Alabama
nonprofits—these nonprofits will be selected by TechBridge’s Alabama
Advisory Board and will each receive a technology assessment to
provide a roadmap to achieving stability and operational efficiencies
and to leveraging technology to grow their mission.
Pictured here (from left to right) Alabama Power Company CIO, David Cox;
TechBridge Alabama Advisory Board Chair, Scott McGlaun; Grace House
Ministries Director of Development & Communications, Valerie Gerber; and
TechBridge CEO, James Franklin.
The goal, as with everything we do, was to spark the IT community’s
imagination for what technology can make possible for Alabama’s
nonprofits. Plans for the 2016 Digital Event Series in Alabama are
currently under way and will be announced in upcoming months.
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past
TechBridge Financial Report
Revenue
Fiscal Year 2014, Ended June 30, 2014
Contribrutions
& Grants
Earned Revenue
Earned Revenue .......... $ 1,012,000
Contributions & Grants... $ 809,000
Special Events ............ $ 1,174,000
34%
39%
Last year TechBridge served over
100 nonprofits that collectively
touched 7.5 million people.
Functional Expenses
Fiscal Year 2014, Ended June 30, 2014
27%
Special Events
Support
Services
Fundraising
Services
18%
13%
Program Services........ $ 1,709,000
Fundraising Services...... $ 462,000
Support Services............ $ 319,000
69%
Last year TechBridge delivered
technology valued at $4.7
million, of which $3 million was
donated by the community.
Program Services
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present
TechBridge Financial Report
Projected Revenue
Contribrutions
& Grants
Earned Revenue
21%
Earned Revenue.......... $ 1,434,029
Contributions & Grants... $ 654,246
Special Events............ $ 1,098,500
45%
34%
Special Events
Support
Services
Fundraising
Services
Fiscal Year 2015, Ending June 30, 2015
So far this year TechBridge has
served over 250 nonprofits that
collectively touched 50 million
people.
Projected Functional Expenses
Fiscal Year 2015, Ending June 30, 2015
12% 13%
Program Services........ $ 2,041,502
Fundraising Services...... $ 339,258
Support Services............ $ 345,946
75%
Program Services
Audited Financials and Form 990 available by request at [email protected]
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service
TechBridge Clients
We salute our nonprofit clients who solve problems, create opportunities, and advance their missions through technology.
Since inception in 2000, TechBridge is proud to have provided a variety of technology services to the following nonprofits:
100 Black Men of America, Inc.
211 Idaho
21st Century Leaders
7 Stages
A.G. Gaston Boys & Girls Club
Abreu Charitable Trust
ACTION General Fund
Actor’s Express Theatre
ACTT Award (2003/4)
Adaptive Adventures
Adaptive Learning Center
Adventist Community Services
Advocate Networks
Advocates for Bartow’s Children
Agape Community Center
Agnes B. Hunt Charitable Trust
AHA Computer Assisted Debate Website
AHEC - SOWEGA
AHEC – SPCC Atlanta
AHEC – Three Rivers
AID Africa
AidAtlanta
AidGwinnett
AidMatrix
Aidmatrix
Aids Alabama
AIDS Care Services
AIDS Resource Council
AIRS
AirWatch by VMware
AIS for Health
Alabama Association of Nonprofits
Alabama Power
Alameda County Community Food Bank
Alliance for Digital Equality
Alliance of Information & Referral
Systems (AIRS)
Alliance Theatre
ALS Association of Georgia
Alternate Roots
Alternative Sentencing and Mitigation
Institute
Ambassadors for Christ
American Womans Society of Certified
Public Accountants
America’s Second Harvest of Coastal
Georgia
America’s Second Harvest of Kentucky’s
Heartland
America’s Second Harvest of the Big
Bend, Inc.
Amigos For Christ
AMIS - Atl Ministry with Intl Students
AMIT, Inc.
Andrew Glover Youth Program
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Anti-Defamation League
Apparo
Arab Community Center for Economic &
Social Services
Arkansas Foodbank
Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
Artplace America
Arts Now
Arvinda International Inc
Aspire Movement
Assumption Church
AT&T (Formerly BellSouth Corporation)
Athletes for a Better World
Atlanta Academy
Atlanta Alliance on Development
Disabilities
Atlanta Beltline Project
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta Celebrates Photography
Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency fka
Atlanta Enterprise Center
Atlanta Children’s Shelter
Atlanta Children’s Foundation
Atlanta Coalition of Performing Arts
Atlanta Community Food Bank
Atlanta Community ToolBank
Atlanta Day Shelter for Women and
Children
Atlanta Education Fund
Atlanta Enterprise Center
Atlanta Film Festival 365
Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus
Atlanta Habitat For Humanity
Atlanta History Center
Atlanta Housing Authority of
Neighborhood-Based
Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters
Atlanta Jewish Film Festival
Atlanta Junior Golf
Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Atlanta Legal Diversity Consortium
Atlanta Ministry for International
Students (AMIS)
Atlanta Mission (formerly Atlanta
Union Mission)
Atlanta Neighborhood Development
Partnership (ANDP)
Atlanta Nonprofit Professionals
Atlanta Police Foundation
Atlanta Speech School
Atlanta Step-Up Society
Atlanta Track Club
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyer’s
Foundation
Atlanta Women’s Foundation
Aurora Theatre, Inc.
Aviation Museum
Baton Rouge AIDS Society (BRASS)
Bay Area Food Bank
Be Present
Be Proactive Foundation, Inc.
Be Someone Inc
Ben Massell Dental Clinic
Big Apple Greeter
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro
Atlanta
Blue Ridge AHEC
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank
BlueHair Technology Group
Board of Regents of the University
System of Georgia
Bobby Dodd Institute
Body & Soul National Institute
Bottomless Closet NY NPNY
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta
Boys and Girls Clubs of America
Boys and Girls Clubs of Hudson
County
Brain Tumor Foundation for Children
Brambles/CHEP
Bread For The World
Breakthrough Atlanta
Breast Treament Task Force
Bregman Educational Conference
Brookings Back Project
Caminar Latino
Camp Kudzu
Campfire USA - GA Council
Campus Philly
Capital Area Food Bank
Capital Area Food Bank of Texas
Capital Region Habitat for Humanity
Capitol View Security Alliance
Care and Share Food Bank
CARE for AIDS
Carrie Steele-Pitts Home, Inc.
CASIE
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Inc.
Catholic Charities of Archdiocese of
Atlanta
Catholic Social Services
CDC Foundation
CDF, A Collective Action Initiative
Cecil B. Day Foundation
Center for Advanced Studies Foundation
Center for Black Women’s Wellness
Center for Children and Young Adults
Center for Jewish Education and
Experiences
Center for the Visually Impaired
Center for Puppetry Arts
CFY
Channel One Food Bank
Chastain Horse Park
Chatham Social Health Council
Chattahoochee Nature Center
Chattanooga Area Food Bank
Childkind, Inc.
Children & Family Networks
Children’s Museum of Atlanta
Childspring International
CHRIS Kids
City Harvest Food Bank
City of Atlanta
Clarkston Community Center
Clayton County Family Care
Clearpoint Credit Counseling Solutions
ClearPoint Financial Services
Coastlands AHEC
Cobb Housing
Cobb Justice Foundation
Cobb Microenterprise Center
CobbWorks, Inc.
Coleman A. Young Foundation
Communities in Schools of Atlanta
Community Action Services and Food
Bank
Community Food Bank
Community Food Bank of Central
Alabama
Community Food Bank of Eastern
Oklahoma
Community Food Bank of New Jersey
Community Friendship, Inc.
Community Harvest Food Bank
Community Health Charities of Georgia
Community Health Works
Community HIV Network
Community Housing Resource
Partnership
Community-Based Learning Alternatives
Center (C-BLAC)
Computers For Youth
Connecticut Food Bank
Conroe Rainbow Room
Consumer Health Foundation
Cool Girls
Cooperative Resource Center
Cora T. Lewis Memorial Trust
Corporate Volunteer Council of Atlanta
COTA (Children’s Organ Transplant
Association)
Covenant House Georgia
Cradle of Love
Create Your Dreams
Creating Pride, Inc.
Creative Community Services
CredAbility fka Consumer Credit
Counseling Services
Critical Conditions
Crossroads Community Ministries
cshc
CTE
Culture Connect
Cumberland Island Conservancy
Cure Childhood Cancer
Decatur Church of Christ Senior Housing,
Inc.
Decatur Cooperative Ministry
Defeat Diabetes Foundation
Dekalb CASA
Dekalb Convention and Visitors Bureau
Dekalb Convention and Visitors Bureau
Dekalb Rape Crisis Center
Delaware Valley Child Care Council
Delaware Valley Early Learning Center
DELL Inc.
Devereux Georgia Treatment Network
Diabetes Association of Atlanta
Drake House
Dress for Success Atlanta
East Lake Community Foundation
East Point Community Action Team
Easter Seals North Georgia
Eastern Illinois Food Bank
Eastern Illinois Food Bank
Eating Disorders Information Network
Edge Connection
Education Super Highway
El Paso Rainbow Room
EMC Corporation
Emergency Food and Shelter Program
Emory Center for Lifelong Learning
Empty Stocking Fund
EnAble of Georgia, Inc.
Energy Coordinating Agency of
Philadelphia
Entrenuity, Inc.
Epilepsy Foundation of Louisiana
Evanta
Every Woman Works
Executive Leadership Foundation
Families First
Family Community Housing Services
Family Promise of Montgomery, inc.
Family Relations Program
Family Service of Greater Baton Rouge
FareShare UK
Fauquier Health Foundation
Federation of Southern Cooperative Land
Owners Association
Feeding America
Feeding America San Diego
Feeding America Tampa Bay (AE)
Feeding South Florida
Feeding South Florida
FeedMore
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Ferst Foundation for Childhood
Literacy
Figure Skating in Harlem NPNY
Fiserv
Food Bank for Central & NE Missouri
Food Bank for Larimer County
Food Bank NYC
Food Bank of Central New York
Food Bank of Contra Costa and
Solano
Food Bank of Delaware
Food Bank of Eastern Michigan
Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean
Counties
Food Bank of North Alabama
Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana
Food Bank of Northern Nevada
Food Bank of Northwest Indiana
Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana
Food Bank of Rio Grande Valley
Food Bank of Santa Barbara County
Food Bank of South Jersey
Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia
Foodbank NSW (Australia)
Foodbank of Santa Barbara County
Foodshare, Inc.
Foothills AHEC
Forever Family
Forward Arts Foundation
Foundation for the Mid South
Frazer Center
Friends of Disabled Adults and
Children
Fulton County Court Appointed
Special Advocates (CASA)
Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta
GA Affordable Housing Corporation GA Conservancy, Inc
GA Justice Project
GA’s NCI Community Cancer Center
Gate City Day Nursery Association
Gateway Center
Generation Mortgage Company
Genesis Shelter, Inc.
Georgia Aquarium
Georgia Association of Homes and
Services for Children (GAHSC)
Georgia Black United Fund
Georgia Breast Cancer Coalition
Georgia Cancer Coalition
Georgia Center for Nonprofits
Georgia Center for Opportunity
Georgia Community Support &
Solutions
Georgia Consortium for Personal
Financial Literacy
Georgia Cooperative Services for
the Blind
Georgia Court Appointed Special
Advocates (GA CASA)
Georgia Education Foundation
Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation,
Inc.
Georgia Forestry Foundation
Georgia Gerontology Society
Georgia Health Decisions
Georgia Health Policy Center
Georgia Humanities Council
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Georgia Innocence Project
Georgia Lawyer’s Foundation for the Arts
Georgia Legal Services Program (GLSP)
Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation
Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault
Georgia Nurses Association
Georgia Ovarian Cancer Alliance (GOCA)
Georgia Partnership for Afterschool
Education
Georgia Project for Active Civic Education
(GA PACE)
Georgia Shakespeare
Georgia Shares
Georgia Stand Up
Georgia State Trade Association of
Nonprofit Developers (G-STAND)
Georgia Statewide AHEC Network
Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation
Georgia Women’s Business Council
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia
Girl Scouts of Nassau County, NY
Girls Incorporated of Greater Atlanta
Girls on the Run of Atlanta
Girls, Inc.
Gleaners Community Food Bank of Metro
Detroit
Gleaners Foodbank of Indiana, Inc.
Global Foodbanking Network
Global Health Action, Inc.
Global Village Project
GOAL, Inc.
God’s Pantry Food Bank
Golden Harvest Food Bank (AE)
Golden Key International Honour Society
Good Neighbor House
Goodwill Industries of the Southern
Rivers, Inc.
Greater Boston Food Bank
Greater Chicago Food Depository
Greater Philadelphia Food Bank
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
Gwinnett Ballet Theatre
Gwinnett Children’s Shelter
Gwinnett Coalition
Gwinnett Council For The Arts
Habitat Aid Initiative
Habitat for Humanity - Atlanta
Habitat for Humanity - North Central
Georgia
Habitat for Humanity - South Fulton
Habitat for Humanity - Southern Crescent
Hamilton-Ryker
Hands on Atlanta
Hands on Network
Harry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest
Florida
Harvest Hope Food Bank
Harvesters - The Community Food
Network
Health Outreach Project
Health Students Taking Action Together,
Inc.
Healthcare Georgia Foundation
HealthSTAT of Georgia
Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition
of Georgia
Heating Energy Assistance Team of
Georgia
Hemophilia of Georgia
Heritage Sandy Springs
Herndon Home
HERO for Children
Hi-Hope Service Center
Historic Oakland Foundation
HIV Services
Hood/Somervell County Rainbow Room
Hope Atlanta
Hopewell Emergency Crew
Horizon Theatre Company-AC
Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless
Houston Food Bank
Human Services Council
I Care Atlanta
Idaho Food Bank
Imagine It! The Children’s Museum
of Atlanta
Imlay Foundation
Institute for Marine Mammal
Studies, Inc.
Interfaith Outreach Home
International AIDS Empowerment
International Community School
iSeek Solutions, Inc.
It Won’t Happen To Me
Jacksonville Area Sexual Minority
Youth Network (JASMYN)
JASMYN
JCS Kosher Food Bank
Jefferson Dollars for Scholars
Jekyll Island Foundation
Jewish Educational Loan Fund
Jewish Family & Career Services
of Atlanta
Jewish Federation of Greater
Atlanta
Jewish Special Education
International Consortium
John Knox Food Pantry
John T. Hall Foundation
Junior Achievement of GA Inc.
Juvenile Justice Fund
Kansas Food Bank
Kanuga Conferences, Inc
Kate’s Club
Kennesaw Mountain Historical
Association
Kids In Need of Dreams
Kids’ Chance of Georgia
Kipp South Fulton Academy
KIPP Vision Academy
KIPP: Metro Atlanta
Labor of Love Ministries
Laredo Regional Food Bank
Latin American Association
Leadership Atlanta
Leadership Dekalb
LeadingAge Georgia (GAHSA)
LeadingAge Georgia (GAHSA)
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation
LexisNexis
Lifeline Animal Project
Lift Urban Portland
Link Counseling Center
Literacy Action
Literacy Volunteers of Atlanta
Livable Communities Coalition
Log Cabin Club, Inc.
Los Angeles Regional Food
Lost Boys of Sudan
Lutheran Services of Georgia
Lutheran Towers
MAACC Metropolitan Atl. Arts and
Culture
Magnolia Coastlands AHEC
Main Street Foundation
Mama’s Kitchen
Manheim
Marcus Jewish Community Center
of Atlanta
Mary Hall Freedom House
Maryland Food Bank
Medcen Community Health
Foundation
Medical College of Georgia AHEC
MedShare
Mental Health America of Georgia
Metro Dallas Shelters
Metropolitan Atlanta Arts & Culture
Coalition (MAACC)
Metropolitan Counseling Services
Microsoft - Southeast District
Mid-Ohio FoodBank
Midtown Assistance Center
Ministry Ventures
Minnie’s Food Pantry
MissionFish
MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta
MOCA GA
Montgomery Area Food Bank, Inc.
Montgomery County Food Bank
Morningside Nature Preserve
Mujeres Unidas Contra el SIDA
Museum of Contemporary Art of
Georgia (MOCA GA)
Museum of Design
MUST Ministries
MUST Ministries of Cherokee County
My Own Backyard
Nassau Partnership
National Association of Chronic
Disease Directors
National Center for Law & Economic
Justice
National Creative Society
National Forum For Heart Disease And
Stroke Prevention
National Network for Arab American
Communities
National Parkinson Foundation
National Youth Advocate Program
New American Pathways
New Hampshire Food Bank
New Star Family Center
Nicholas House, Inc.
NISH
Non Profit Central
North Carolina Prevention Partners
North Fulton Community Charities
North Texas Food Bank
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Northwest Arkansas Food Bank
NORWESCAP Food Bank
NPower Charlotte Region
NPower NY
Oakhurst Community Gardens
Oakland Campus
Occupations, Inc.
Olmstead Linear Park Alliance
Olof Palme Orphans Education Centre
Operation Food Search
Operation Mobilization USA
Orange County Food Bank
Ossabaw Island Foundation
Outstanding Renewal Enterprises, Inc.
Ozarks Food Harvest
Palmetto AIDS Life Support Services
(PALSS)
Park Pride
Partners for Digital Equality
Partnership Against Domestic Violence
Partnership for Community Action
Pathways Community Network Institute
PAWS Atlanta
Pebble Tossers, Inc.
People TV
Philadelphia Education Fund
Points of Light
Posse Foundation
Potential Inc.
Pro Bono Partners of Atlanta
Progressive Redevelopment Inc.
Project Angel Food
Project GRAD Atlanta
Project Open Hand
Project Smile
Public Broadcasting Atlanta
Public Health Impact
Purple Heart Homes
Push Push Theatre
Quest Community Development
Organization
Rainbow Village
Rainbows, Inc.
Ramah Darom
Randstad
Read Foundation
Read NYC
Red Cross-Japan Disaster Relief
Refugee Family Services
Refugee Resettlement and Immigration
Services of Atlanta (RRISA)
Regional East Texas Food Bank (AE)
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma
Regions Financial Corporation
Regions Financial Corporation
Renasant Bank
Resonate
Resources for Residents and
Communities
Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation
Rhode Island Community Food Bank
River Valley Regional Food Bank
RJ Taylor Foundation
RoadRunner Food Bank
Robert W. Woodruff Foundation
Rock Creek Watershed Alliance
Roosevelt Giles
Rural Women’s Health Project
Ruth Rales Jewish Family Service
SafeHouse Outreach Inc
Samaritan House
San Antonio Food Bank
San Diego Food Bank
Scott Rigsby Foundation
Scottdale Child Development
Second Harvest Food Bank of East
Tennessee
Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina
Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast
Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange Co.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa
Clara & San Mate
Second Harvest Food Bank Serving
Riverside and San Bernardino Cos.
Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern
Wisconsin
Second Harvest Heartland
Second Harvest Inland Northwest
Second Harvest North Florida
Securus House
SEED
SEMA Development
Sembrando Flores
Senior Citizen Services dba- Meals on
Wheels Atlanta
Senior Connections
Senior Services of North Fulton
Serve Management
Share Our Strength
Sirius
Sister Song Women of Color
Reproductive Health
Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Sogeti USA
South Arts, Inc.
South Fulton Senior Services
South Mississippi AIDS Task Force
Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance
(SEEA)
Southeast Georgia Communities Project
Southeastern Council of Foundations
(SECF)
Southeastern Horticultural Society
Southern Arts Federation
Southern Crescent Habitat for Humanity
Southern Philanthropy Consortium
Southern Regional Education Board
Southern Rural Development Initiative
Southface Energy Institute
Southwest Christian Care
Southwest Georgia Area Health Education
Center
Southwest Louisiana AIDS Council
SPCC Atlanta AHEC
St. Louis Area Food Bank
Step by Step
STIPDA
Student Aid Foundation
Tarrant Area Food Bank
Task Force for the Homeless
Technology Uplift
TechSoup Global
Testicular Cancer Foundation
The Alliance Theatre
The ALS Association of Georgia
The Center for Children & Young Adults
The Coca-Cola Company:The Coca-Cola
Company- Adoption Program
The Connector
The Extension
The Food Bank of Lincoln
The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts
The Frazer Center
The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation
The Giving Tree
The Hay Fund
The Herring Foundation of Hope
The Home Buyer Center
The IMPACT! Group
The Intersect Group
The Joy House
The League
The Light House Family Retreat- AC
The Link Counseling Center
The Lost Boys of the Sudan
The Lupus Foundation of America
The Mary Alice & Bennett Brown Foundation Inc
The Men’s Health & Wellness Center
The Salvation Army
The Sullivan Center
The University Financing Foundation
The Well Project
The Wellness Community
Theater of the Stars
Three Rivers AHEC
Three Square Food Bank
Tommy Nobis Center
TransParenting Program
Traveler’s Aid
Trees Atlanta
Tribe Three Sixty
Trickster Art Gallery
Trinity Community Ministries
Truancy Intervention Project
Tubman African American Museum
Tull Charitable Foundation
Turning Point Enterprises
United Methodist Childrens Home
United Way of Greater Atlanta 211 Call Center
United Way of Northwest Georgia
University Financing Foundation
Urban League of Greater Atlanta
VEAP, Inc.
Ventura County Rescue Mission
Vera Jackson Scholarship Fund
Vermont Foodbank (AE)
Veterans Empowerment Organization of Georgia
Visions Anew Institute
Voices of Georgia’s Children
VSA arts of Georgia
WABE/WPBA 30
Warrick Dunn Foundation
Weld Food Bank
Wellspring Living
Wesley Community Center
Wesstern Montana Mental Health Center
Westside Food Bank
Whitefoord Community Project
Women in Technology
Women’s Policy Education Fund
Women’s Policy Group
Woodruff Arts Center
Worcester County Food Bank, Inc.
World Food Programme
WRBH Radio for Blind and Handicapped
Year Up
You Are Special
Youth Development Initiative
Youth Pride
YWCA of Brunswick, Georgia
YWCA of Greater Atlanta
Zoo Atlanta
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empower
2015 Technology Innovation Award
Given by:
The Technology Innovation Award, given by Accenture, has come to
symbolize innovation and highlights the impact of technology on the
nonprofit community. TechBridge is grateful to offer this substantial
awards program to Georgia’s nonprofits through the support and
generosity of Accenture, a company committed to the achievement of
high performance and to the mission of TechBridge.
The 14th annual Technology Innovation Award will be presented this
evening. One winner and two finalists will be selected out of a field
of 42 impressive nominees. The winning nonprofit will get to see its
technology vision put into action!
The Technology Innovation Award winner will receive a technology
makeover, valued at over $30,000.
By showcasing the technology visions shared by these nonprofits,
Accenture hopes to encourage the community to become more
efficient, more effective, and higher performing. Accenture knows that
innovation improves the world around us and is pleased to partner
with TechBridge in this worthy endeavor.
The Winner Receives:
• Up to $25,000 in TechBridge services
• $5,000 cash grant for project implementation/startup operating
costs
• Plus thousands of dollars in donated software
The Two Finalists Each Receive:
• TechBridge technology assessment
• $1,000 cash grant
“Through TechBridge, Accenture empowers
nonprofits to apply technology to achieve the
same effectiveness and efficiency, on which
our clients thrive every day. With the power
of innovation, nonprofits can transform our
community for the better.”
H. Keith Boone, Group Technology Officer, Products Operating
Group of Accenture.
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2015 Nominees
Agape Youth & Family Center
ArtsNow, Inc.
Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency
Atlanta Children’s Shelter, Inc.
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Atlanta Fulton County Zoo
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta
BrightPoint for Children, Inc.
Care and Counseling Center of Georgia (CCCG)
Chattahoochee Council; Boy Scouts of America
Community Guilds, Inc.
Decatur Cooperative Ministry, Inc.
Families Of Children Under Stress (FOCUS)
Frazer Center
Friends of Gwinnett County Senior Services
Fulton County CASA
Furkids, Inc.
H.O.P.E, Inc. (Helping Other People be Empowered)
Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Metro Atlanta
HealthMPowers
Hope Through Divine Intervention
Hospitality Education Foundation of Georgia
It’s The Journey, Inc.
kidz2leaders, Inc.
Litehouse Kids
MedShare International, Inc.
Mercy Care
North Fulton Community Charities, Inc.
Operation Mobilization USA
Our House, Inc.
Project Open Hand, d/b/a Open Hand, Inc.
Second Helpings Atlanta, Inc.
Senior Connections
Sheltering Grace Ministry
Shepherd’s Hill Academy
Southeast Fiber Arts Alliance
St. Jude’s Recovery Center, Inc.
The Edge Connection
The Ron Clark Academy, Inc.
Truly Living Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture
United Cerebral Palsy of Georgia, Inc.
case study
Last year’s Technology Innovation Award Winner,
the Atlanta Step Up Society (ASUS), used the award
to make the leap to the digital world. To support its
mission to help homeless veterans, ASUS solicits
donations, which are sold in its thrift store. Prior to
winning the Award, ASUS manually managed its donor
scheduling and truck routes to pick up the donations.
Moving from a completely paper-based system to
a centralized database and online route mapping
system has completely transformed the organization.
ASUS has doubled its business, the quality of its
donations has improved, fuel costs have been cut in
half, and its donors and staff are happier as shown in
the rising satisfaction scores on Yelp and Facebook.
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judges
2015 Technology Innovation Award Judges
Determining the finalists and winner for the Technology Innovation Award is the challenge undertaken by an esteemed panel of judges with
notable experience and expertise in both the nonprofit and for-profit business sectors.
Award applicants are judged on their plans for the innovative use of technology to:
• Advance their overall mission
• Reach community targets
• Expand strategic goals
• Improve client services
Sheryl Bunton
SVP & CIO
AGCO Corporation
Hometown: Grand Rapids, MI
Kevin Hart
EVP & CTO
Cox Communications
Greg Casagrande
CIO
Verizon Telematics Inc.
Melanee Haywood
Managing Director, Airline Operations &
Corporate Services
Delta Airlines
Hometown: Raleigh, NC
Larry Clark
CIO
Trey Keisler
CIO – PGS Field Services
GE Power & Water
Hometown: Columbia, SC
Cy Fenton
Hometown: Nashville, TN
Barb Kunkel
CIO
Hometown: Rochester, NY
Tom Hall
Senior Director Business Solutions Delivery
Genuine Parts Company
Hometown: Norfolk, VA
Lance Luther
Senior Executive – North America Products
Technology Lead
Accenture
Hometown: Kansas City, KS
TIA Judge since 2013
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Ramesh Munamarty
CIO
Verint Systems Inc.
Hometown: Hyderabad, India
Brian Sondergaard
CIO, Financial & Risk Management Solutions
Fiserv
Hometown: Charlotte, NC
Eric Pearson
EVP & CIO
IHG
Hometown: Winter Park, FL
Julie Untener
VP IT
NCR
Hometown: Hamilton, OH
TIA Judge since 2014
Jim Scholefield
CTO
Hometown: Asbury Park, NJ
2014 Technology Innovation Award Winner
Robert Barber
Co-Founder/Co-Executive Director
Atlanta Step-Up Society
Jikin Shah
SVP – IT Executive, Retail Bank and Call Centers
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
Hometown: Johns Creek, GA
Joe Surber
SVP & CIO
AGL Resources
“One thing we have to keep in mind
is that innovation means one thing for
corporate America, but it is a completely
different thing for a nonprofit. For them,
any incremental change in terms of their
processes or the way they become
more effective and efficient serving their
purpose means innovation to them.”
Jikin Shah, SVP - IT Executive
Retail Bank and Call Centers
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
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impact
2015 Technology Innovation Award Finalists
Find out more…
bbbsatl.org
Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Metro Atlanta
nwmetroatlantahabitat.org
oaklandcemetery.com
Since 1960, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta (BBBSMA)
has provided children facing adversity with strong and enduring,
professionally supported, one-to-one relationships that change their
lives for the better, forever.
Proposed Project
The online CRM system developed by the national BBBS organization
does not meet all the needs of the Atlanta affiliate. BBBSMA wishes
to augment its CRM system to reduce paper, efficiently track client
data, and more easily generate reports for partners, grants and
internal review. Additionally, enhancing its website, implementing
an online scheduling application, and utilizing a “live chat” feature
during work hours will make it easier for volunteers and parents to
find information, apply for the program and get questions answered
in real time.
Impact on Organization’s Efficiency and Effectiveness
Current response time to new inquiries is seven days with only 19%
of those who inquire about the program coming in for an interview.
Using the online scheduling application, volunteers and parents will
be able to log on and select a convenient interview time increasing
in-person interviews to an estimated 35%. Specific requirements
for match monitoring, including regular check-ins with volunteers,
children and parents, are set by the national organization. BBBSMA
currently averages 85% for on-time compliance for this requirement.
Eliminating the need to make multiple follow-up phone calls, live chat
would allow participants to sign on during office hours and check-in
with a match specialist increasing BBBSMA’s compliance to its goal
of 99%.
Innovative Use of Technology
Leveraging responsive technologies, such as online scheduling
and live chat, to provide real-time support to volunteers, parents
and children is essential to making them feel more supported by
BBBSMA. Employing a comprehensive CRM system that better
manages its client and program data can propel BBBSMA toward its
goal of doubling the number of children served without increasing
staff or expenses.
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2015 Technology Innovation Award Finalists
Habitat for Humanity of
Northwest Metro Atlanta
Since 1986 Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Metro Atlanta
has been dedicated to helping eliminate substandard housing
by constructing and rehabilitating houses in Cobb, Douglas and
Paulding counties; advocating for fair and just housing policies; and
providing training and accessible resources to help families improve
their shelter conditions.
Founded in 1976, the Historic Oakland Foundation (HOF) partners with
the City of Atlanta to preserve, restore, enhance, and share Oakland
Cemetery with the public. Oakland is an outdoor sculpture museum
with monuments recognized by the Smithsonian, an arboretum
recognized by the Association of Public Gardens and Arboreta, and a
certified Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary.
Proposed Project
Hampered by an obsolete CRM system, a taxed IT system and a
desktop-based office, Habitat seeks to become more responsive and
more mobile. Implementing a new CRM system to efficiently manage
and communicate with volunteers and donors and enable offsite
homeowner application, selection and property acquisition, will make
this a reality.
Proposed Project
Oakland Cemetery is consistently ranked within the top 5 Atlanta
attractions by TripAdvisor.com hosting an estimated 50,000 visitors
annually. To enhance the visitor’s experience, HOF envisions a
comprehensive mobile app that will provide a self-guided tour,
information about the cemetery including history, architectural and
horticultural highlights, and notables buried there, as well as schedules
and push notifications for special events and tours.
Moving to the cloud will result in Habitat saving at least $63,550/
year by eliminating the need to open and staff a satellite office.
Mobile volunteer sign-up will save hours of coordinator time and
improve service to volunteers by allowing them to sign-up 24/7
from anywhere and receive immediate feedback about their chosen
activity. This drastically streamlined process will likely result in an
additional savings of nearly $8,000 in time per year.
Providing detailed information and self-guided tours of Oakland
Cemetery along with schedules of other tours and upcoming events,
the app would significantly reduce the number of calls currently
handled by staff. HOF estimates that this savings will allow them to
reapply over 676 hours/year of labor thereby increasing attendance
and revenue without increasing staff time. This is also expected to
increase the number of visitors taking all types of tours by 10% in year
one at no additional cost to HOF.
Currently, Habitat sponsors coordinate their own volunteers.
Online sign-up would allow them to manage their volunteers
more efficiently—enhancing the sponsorship experience. Once all
volunteer slots are filled, the event will automatically close preventing
too many volunteers onsite, which is a safety hazard. Presently, no
Habitat affiliates have a fully automated online registration system.
Additionally, integrating online sign-up with a CRM system will
enable Habitat to seamlessly add volunteers to its fundraising efforts,
document volunteer hours and produce various CEM reports.
A leader among historic cemeteries and other cultural venues, HOF
seeks to build a multi-faceted experience in which visitors explore
and enjoy Oakland: as a historical resource, outdoor museum, city
park, arboretum, garden, and venue for events. HOF is also creating
a hierarchal geodatabase to serve as a repository for historical and
restoration information—including mapped locations of 70,000
interred residents, historical and significant trees/plants in the
gardens, and details about restoration projects.
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leaders
TechBridge Board of Directors
Board Chair
Jay Ferro
CIO
American Cancer
Society
Mary Carol Alexander
General Manager –
Enterprise Sales, Greater
Southeast District
Microsoft
Anil Cheriyan
CIO
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
Vice-Chair
Clint Bailey
VP of Sales & Founder
HUNTER Technical
DeLois B. Babiker
CEO
Intellectual Concepts
Aaron deSouza
Partner, Atlanta Audit
Practice Leader
Grant Thornton, LLP
Secretary
Judi Vitale
President
Vitale CFO
Marva Bailer
Director of Sales – Major
Accounts
Splunk
Susan Darnell Frymire
President
ISE Talent, Inc., a
T.E.N. Company
Treasurer
Jose Quintana
Partner
AccuityCFO, LLC
Keith Boone
Group Technology Officer
– Products
Accenture
Frank Fuerst
CEO & Co-Founder
B2B Technologies, LLC
Kevin Campbell
Partner and Greater
Atlanta Advisory Market
Leader
PwC
Scott Geller
CTO & President
Points of Light Digital
TechBridge Co-Founder
®
Sean Casey
Deputy Commissioner
Georgia Department of
Revenue
“I became a TechBridge board member to contribute my passion for advocacy, leverage my IT
knowledge and affect positive community impact. Our Board of Directors bring a wealth of talent and
expertise to TechBridge to enable nonprofits across the nation and beyond to harness technology and
promote social change.”
Jay Ferro, CIO, American Cancer Society
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TechBridge Board of Directors
Jeff Harvey
President, Strategic
Industries
SAP North America
Marci McCarthy
CEO and President
T.E.N.
Karen Painter
SVP Enterprise
Applications
Turner Broadcasting
System, Inc.
Dale Kirkland
SVP
Silicon Valley Bank
Vish Narendra
CIO, Graphic
Packaging, Inc.
Karen Renner
VP & CIO
Novelis
Mike Neumeier
Principal
Arketi Group
Jamie Ross
Account Executive
Salesforce.com
Jamie Lewis
Director
Wisegate
Bill Nussey
CEO
Silverpop, an IBM
Company
David Teske
Partner
Alston & Bird, LLP
Steve Linowes
EVP - Corporate
Development
LogistiCare | TechBridge
Co-Founder
Joe Oesterling
COO
Clearleap
Warren Wick
Area Vice President
Salesforce.com
Barb Kunkel
CIO
Thank You
We appreciate the time and support of the following members of the
Board of Directors who completed their terms in this past year:
Ray Benedick | 2010 to 2015
Roosevelt Giles | 2006 to 2015
Lisa McVey | 2012 to 2015
Nupura Kolwalker | 2014 to 2015
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advisors
TechBridge Georgia Advisory Board
Chair, Advisory Board
Ann Cramer
Senior Consultant
Coxe Curry & Associates
Jennifer Mendel
TechBridge Co-Founder
Madelyn Adams
Director of Community Benefit
Kaiser Permanente
Alicia Philipp
President
The Community Foundation for
Greater Atlanta
Rick Aranson
COO
Jewish Family & Career Services of Atlanta
Val Porter
Director
The Foundation Center
Karen Beavor
CEO
Georgia Center for Nonprofits
Mike Sweeney
Director of Finance
Healthcare Georgia Foundation
Bill Bolling
Executive Director
Not Pictured:
Erik Johnson
General Counsel and Secretary
Woodruff Foundation
Scott Geller
CTO & President
Points of Light Digital | TechBridge Co-Founder
Chris Klaus
CEO
Kaneva
Bill Nigut
Senior Executive Producer
Georgia Public Broadcasting
Steve Linowes
EVP - Corporate Development
LogistiCare | TechBridge Co-Founder
Milton Little
President
United Way of Great Atlanta
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TechBridge Alabama Advisory Board
Scott McGlaun
Chair, Alabama Advisory Board
CIO
Shannon Ammons
CEO
Alabama Association of Nonprofits
“Deepening TechBridge’s
reach into Alabama’s
nonprofits through the use of
technology can drive social
change, one community
at a time. That’s why
Birmingham’s IT community
is supporting TechBridge.
Through TechBridge, we’re
able to help not just one
nonprofit at a time but
hundreds that will collectively
impact millions of people.”
David Cox
VP & CIO
Alabama Power Co.
Cy Fenton
Lynn Lovelady
Vice President –
Information Technology,
Energen and Subsidiaries
Energen Corp.
Diane Romine
Regional VP Technology
ACSAL
Technology Director
The Birmingham News
Scott McGlaun, CIO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama & Chair of
TechBridge Alabama Advisory Board
Matt Speare
EVP Governance & Regulation
Regions Financial Corp.
Rusty Yeager
CIO
HealthSouth
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highlights
Nonprofits have the passion to change the world.
In 2014 our clients ordered 422 million
pounds of food (355 million meals)
through our online shopping tool.
Last year, 48% of TechBridge’s
clients were outside of Georgia.
45,500 donor truckloads
are made available to food
banks annually through
DonorExpress.
40,000 nonprofit
agencies use our
services/technology
every day.
Our clients distributed over 785
million pounds of fresh produce to
their agencies to help those in need.
Nonprofits come to TechBridge
through our website, direct
searches, TechSoup.org and
your referrals!
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d.
provides the tools to fuel that change.
We’ve had 60 adoption
transformations to date.
Last year, 20% of TechBridge’s
nonprofit clients were adopted through
the partnerships of corporations.
The average length of a
data management project
is 1.5 months.
TechBridge used to have
22 servers and is now
down to none due to
cloud-based solutions.
This year to date, 73% of all new
clients are outside of Georgia.
Prior to our service, 95% of our new
clients were using paper, spread sheets,
legacy databases, or more expensive
solutions to track their service and impact.
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